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TOP 10 REASONS
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TOP 10 REASONS
Why travel to Almeria: Find out the top 10 reasons to visit
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A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A Sneak Peek into Almeria
- The sunniest city in Spain, Almeria, is on the eastern border of Andalusia, right on the Mediterranean.
- The fact that the rural areas surrounding Almeria are dry and dusty adds to the area's appeal because this is Europe's only true desert and the site of countless spaghetti westerns filmed in the 1960s and 1970s.
- At Tabernas or the Cabo de Gata Natural Park, you can explore the wild or unwind on a different kind of sand at several Blue Flag beaches close to the city.
- You may stroll around the ramparts of a sizable Islamic fortification in the city's centre, sample authentic Andalusian tapas, and explore the city's Civil War bunkers beneath.
- What makes Almeria so unique is that no matter what type of holiday you're looking for, it's there with Our Holiday Vibes are Good Vibes Only!
- Capital: Almeria
- International Airport: Almería Airport
- Population: 46,790,377
- Currency: Euro
- Time: UTC +2
- Driving side: Right
- Main Electricity: 230 V
- Main languages: Andalusia, Ceuta, Melilla, and Gibraltar.
- Religion: Islam, Christianity (Roman Catholicism), Judaism
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HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Top Tourist Attractions in Almeria
- Investigate Alcazaba de Almeria.
- Almedina Baraka offers delicious Moroccan cuisine.
- See the cathedral in Almeria
- Explore the streets
- Take a photo of the John Lennon statue.
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SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
Best Months to Visit Almeria
- March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, and December are the best times to visit to Almeria.
- The warmest months are typically July and August.
- The driest month is July.
- January and February are the coldest months.
- Swimming is most enjoyable in June, July, August, September, and October.
- Visit between June and September if you enjoy taking a dip in the ocean and soaking up the sun.
- Come between October and May, nevertheless, for pleasant temps and decreased humidity, if you prefer a slightly colder climate.
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WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
The Best Places to Visit in Almeria
La Alcazaba
- Discover the exquisite and ancient boot-shaped city of Almeria, with its 10th century Alcazaba, which was built on the site of a former Roman citadel.
- Discover this amazing city as it is today, all inclusive holidays in Almeria with no expense spared for your dream holiday.
- The largest Muslim fortress in Europe comprises the walls and towers that guard the slopes above Almera.
- Abd-ar-Rahman III, the Caliph of Cordoba, constructed it in the tenth century.
- Almera was one of Spain's major commercial hubs at the period, and traders from as far away as Syria would stop by.
- You can see the residences of Muslim troops and their attendants as La Alcazaba was once a fortification.
- In case of sieges, the inner enclosure was supplied by a network of cisterns, which are still standing today.
- A later Christian stronghold constructed as gunpowder became more commonplace and a part of the complex.
Cabo de Gata
- The Cabo de Gata, is a magnificent region in southern Spain.
- It’s full of amazing scenery and easy to get to; with gorgeous beaches, villages and marinas.
- Not only that but it also has plenty of things to do on holiday too!
- With cheap holidays to this beautiful region, you can plan for the perfect family holiday or romantic getaway, leaving you time for a little bit of relaxation in between!
- This is the only subtropical desert in Europe, receiving less than 200mm of precipitation annually, yet what will surprise you is how much there is to see and do there: The tallest peak, El Fraile, a long-extinct volcano with a top of 500 metres and magnificent views of the ocean and coastal villages, is climbable.
- In the park, there are also deserted mining settlements and remote beaches that you may virtually have to yourself.
- Natural life is also evident everywhere, particularly on the salt flats next to the headland, where tens of thousands of greater flamingos congregate.
Museo Refugio de la Guerra Civil
- The Civil War and the Monument to Lenin in Almeria, which were an important witness to this tragedy, as well as its location, give it a symbolic value that places it high on the list of symbols linked to the Spanish Civil War.
- A system of tunnels was erected in 1936, at the start of the Spanish Civil War, nine metres below the streets of central Almeria.
- One of the 4.5 kilometres of the original path has been rerouted; it passes beneath Paseo de Almeria, the city's primary commercial district.
- You will descend 50 stairs beneath the city in groups of 25 people at a time.
- A brief documentary that also describes the German bombardment of Almeria in 1937 will help you understand the history of the war before you enter the tunnel.
- There are living quarters, a pantry, and even a surgery area that you will pass on your tour.
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DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
Almeria Off the Beaten Track
Mini Hollywood
- Mini Hollywood is a theme park located in the Tabernas Desert, Spain.
- It is known as the only desert in Europe where you can explore with last minute all inclusive holidays.
- This place is one of the most spectacular places to visit with your family and friends.
- This tourist destination is close to Tabernas and just north of Almeria.
- Here, you may fulfil all of your wild west fancies.
- For a Few Dollars More, directed by Sergio Leone, was released in 1965, and Mini Hollywood used the same set for The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly the following year.
- When filming was finished, the extras banded together to acquire the set and keep it around as a tourist attraction.
- You may stroll down the promenade, cool off in the town jail's cells, and see cowboy stunt displays and can-can dancers in the town square.
Central Almería
- The primary thoroughfare for high-street shopping and the city's Central Market is Paseo de Almera, where locations of stores like Zara and Mango are divided by cafes with outdoor seating behind rows of meticulously groomed ficuses.
- A luxurious walkway with palm trees, fountains, and densely populated lime trees to provide shade from the summer sun is known as the Rambla de Belén.
- Experience the beauty of a low cost holiday as you explore like a local!
- Both of these pathways lead to the Mediterranean, where you can reach the beachside promenade, which is constantly bustling in the summer, by taking a quick stroll along the water.
- Make the most of your holiday and enjoy the freedom of exploring while on the holidays to Almeria.
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CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
Almeria Culture and Traditions
- Spain is known for Almeria's stunning beaches, most of which are still undeveloped despite the city's fame.
- With great deals, you can wander through stunning landscapes and explore the culture of your destination without breaking the bank.
- Almeria is a beautiful and regal city, even by Andalusian standards, yet it is frequently disregarded in favour of the area's more well-known cities like Seville and Granada.
- You are chosen an underdog city by coming here, one that will give you the unparalleled satisfaction of venturing where others fear to tread and finding something fresh and lovely.
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FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
Almeria: Food, Fun & Fashion Guide
Potaje de vigilia
#Food
- This dish has a deep-rooted religious and traditional heritage, making it an ideal choice for last-minute holidays.
- Its cultural significance and timeless flavor make it an unforgettable meal, perfect for special occasions and celebrations.
- This meal is eaten often throughout Spain, not just in Almeria, during Lent.
- Salt cod, spinach, beans, and chickpeas are used to make it.
- The beans must not be overdone in this recipe to get a smooth yet firm texture.
Almerian bouillabaisse
#Food
- Almeria's Mediterranean coast is a must-visit destination for vacationers seeking unique cultural experiences.
- Sample the local culinary delights on your holidays to Almeria with a classic fish stew, inspired by French influences.
- Savour the flavours of the sea and enjoy a traditional dish that has been embraced by the locals.
- Fishers' wives originally made this meal using any leftover fish from the market. In the winter, it is a fantastic method to stay warm.
- This Almerian soup can be made with fish or seafood, but monkfish, shrimp, and clams are the most popular components.
- The mayonnaise that is added gives the broth its luscious flavour.
- Without overwhelming the senses, the flavour combination reaches the ideal balance.
Migas
#Food
- Experience the traditional flavors of Spain by savoring Migas, a traditional meal that varies by region and household.
- Take a journey to Almeria and enjoy the unique regional methods of making Migas during the holidays!
- In Almeria, wheat flour is utilised in place of bread.
- Green peppers, garlic, olive oil, and water are added.
- It frequently comes with a side of black pudding, black olives, tomatoes, cucumbers, fresh radishes, or deep-fried fish.
Gran Plaza Shopping Centre
#Fashion
- Experience the latest in shopping with a cutting-edge shopping centre featuring a variety of stores and eateries at unbeatable prices.
- Enjoy low-cost holidays with the convenience of a wide selection of stores and eateries to choose from.
- With a variety of options to choose from, you're sure to find something to suit your needs!
- Since it is open until 22:00, we believe it is worthwhile to visit while the sun sets.
- The shopping complex is air-conditioned when you want to go shopping during the sunniest time of the day.
- It has Spanish and foreign stores, a Primark, Eroski, and a cinema.
- Several fashion stores Moreover, fantastic shoe stores.
- The Massimo Dutti store is fantastic. A lovely Spanish clothing store with a lovely selection for both men and women.
- The shopping centre, which has been operating since 2002, was one of the largest in Spain's southern region. Two floors make up the shopping centre.
- You provided 3000 places for free parking beneath the shopping centre.
- Yelmo Cinema is the name of the movie theatre in the shopping centre. They can broadcast 3D movies.
- Even though all of the films are in Spanish, several also include English subtitles.
FORT BRAVO
#Fun
- Experience a unique and unforgettable holiday in Europe's only moderate-climate desert at FORT BRAVO Western Hamlet.
- Enjoy an affordable getaway in this stunning corner of the world with low cost holiday packages.
- From breathtaking sand dunes to unforgettable sunsets, there's something to suit everyone.
- It is 25 kilometres from Almera and 2 kilometres from Tabernas settlement.
- The saloon, the jail, the shops, the bank, the stables, etc., are all created and designed in the town to resemble a classic American Western.
- The church, the plaza, the peasant dwellings, and the farms make up the Mexican neighbourhood.
- Fort Bravo is undoubtedly the fort of chivalry.
- People of all ages will find these sets intriguing and enjoy themselves.
- Why not ride a horse and go for a ride? You could even board Jim West's stagecoach.
- So, don't wait – book your trip to FORT BRAVO today and explore a desert like no other!
Mini Hollywood or Oasys
#Fun
- Discover the Wild West at Mini Hollywood - Oasys Theme Park!
- Located off the N-340 highway near the town of Tabernas in Almera Andalusia, Mini Hollywood is a unique theme park with a Spanish Western theme.
- Enjoy all the thrills of this classic adventure with last minute all-inclusive holiday packages!
- Explore Dinosaurs Park, the Mini-Hollywood Saloon, and the beautiful landscapes of the Tabernas Desert.
- Carlo Simi designed and built the set, known initially as Yucca City, in 1965 for Sergio Leone's movie For a Few Dollars More.
- Additionally, it was used as a set for other movies, including The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (1966).
- The project's extras purchased the set and ran it as a tourist destination after The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly was shot.
- A hotel chain subsequently acquired them.
- Don't miss out on this incredible experience - book your holiday now.
Western Leone Theme Park
#Fun
- The original goal of the Western Leone Theme Park was to create an immersive movie experience for visitors, allowing them to relive the classic Western movie "Once Upon a Time in the West".
- Today, the park still offers its guests an opportunity to experience the romanticism of the classic Western film in a truly unique way.
- With its iconic landscapes, thrilling attractions and charming Western town, Western Leone is the perfect destination for a memorable and budget-friendly holiday.
- A western spectacle and kid-friendly cart rides are among the park's many attractions. There are numerous cowboys present, as well as a saloon bar.
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NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
Almeria: Natural Beauty & Safari Adventures
- Cabo de Gata-Njar Natural Park needs its section here, even if it has already been mentioned.
- The beauty and tranquility of Cabo de Gata-Njar Natural Park, a stunningly preserved natural area located in the province of Almería, Spain. With its rugged coastline, crystal-clear waters, and unique wildlife, this park is a dream destination for holidaymakers looking for a nature-filled escape.
- From coastal hikes to birdwatching, swimming, and snorkeling, there's something here to suit all tastes.
- Whether you're seeking a relaxing beach holiday or an adventurous break, Cabo de Gata-Njar Natural Park has it all - and it's all waiting for you to explore!
- The southernmost part of the province of Almera has this 46,000-hectare reserve, which was created by volcanic eruptions in the past.
- It offers far too much to summarise in this brief piece. The park is home to numerous towns and villages that have retained their "Andalusian" identity and style extraordinarily well over the years, halfway between the coast and the mountains.
- The towns of San Miguel de Cabo de Gata and San José are two superb instances of this, and both are well worth a visit.
- The San Felipe fortification in Los Escullos town and the Torre de la Vela Blanca, an antiquated coastal beacon close to the Cabo de Gata Lighthouse, are just two of the fortresses still keep watch over the formerly dangerous Mediterranean.
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EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
Almeria Must-Attend Festivals and Events
- Each year on the holidays, the people of Almera gather to celebrate the statue of La Virgen del Mar (Virgin of the Sea), their beloved patron saint.
- Join in the celebration and revel in the joyful atmosphere that only the holidays in Almeria can bring!
- The statue of La Virgen del Mar (Virgin of the Sea), the town of Almera's patron saint, is brought to the hermitage that is devoted to her on a carriage decked with flowers.
- The procession's most moving scene is when she is transported by boat from the lighthouse to the pier.
- The Saturday before the final Sunday in August is customarily when La Virgin del Mar takes place.
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